The Sun. — London, England, 1809-06-21 00:00:00

~• LAX REPQ!iI •. COURT OF, ltiNG's ItENC - 1-1, juN; to. • • CU KETO N CA) . , 1 This was a role obtaioeff by Mr: Gaiteree,to shew • !, Cause .why Mr. - comets, an tewney ot New Inn, and a Mr.,'Bonnitie, his should not pay to a Mr. Coreton% •aaradesinair at Chatham, the sum of gal. .which • Mr, Curwen had recoved' for certain *taste in a suit which was alleged es have , b•een• brought. on by Mr. Curwen, through ,tire rOdiuto of Mr. Banning, •who was d- to a person applying for bosiness ,as. un . attoiery .at Chatham,. and Its neighbourhood: Although the was not ad mThed, buthaving pro Cured basinesS, he then carried. • it:on through the Medium . ot• Mr.'Curweo,:"‘vith whom he ,divided the booty afterwards ; that they. . bad both so •aseed in thIS • cause, without the autho rity of Mr. Cureton,, and hail not procUred him any benefit (tom the 'still, &c. and the mile called upon these persons also to .answer the matters of the • The ATTORNEf•GENERAL chewed - cause against :the rule; and stated, fruit affidavits, a complete answer to this case, by she Wing that Cereton, who complained that ti is attion was brotight without his 'directioo, was so far from being a stranger ao, that he was an old client sit Mr. Curwen, had employed biro in. many wits, aed,t his among the rest, for which there was his warrant to sue; that he had .maopinterriews .v..ith Mr. Curwen on this uccasion ; • ihit I,tr inged Mr. Curfven to go on with theisuir, which he did accordingly, and fer which,. he had made out fi6 hits ,costs; and delivered it to Mr. Curries!), who had delivered it, to Mr. Webb, a pro felrefitil gentleman in' the Borough, who bad not so much as applied to havtit,taxed, for which Mr. Curwen no reason, 'unless from the reaSon • ablersess of it, it teas thought not to be worth while, • &c. &c. that l' AW r. Curen thought that this applica tion to i!,e Court originated in the malice' of a Mr. Davis, who was supposed fo owe a grwlge to Mr. • Curw'en, and which was• supposed to have been evinced by some expressions which had been used by Mr. Davis . on a foroier occasion. This statement was 'followed tip by an atfidaylt of Mr. Bowling, 'Who 'dented bib a e plying for business as" an attorney at Chatham, fut; the parpose Pit transaaing n through the'm , .l.litun of, and, then dividing the profits With, Mr. Corners ; but that . ne Was the - clfk of that gen tleman, and that, as such clerk, he had transacted bi3,iness st Chatham, whet he occasionally lodged; tad semetimes t'vo rOOlllB, but more frequently one room, &c. &c A. clyrk of Curweu sup , this porti!illeivient by his of also. And it was further stated, that Mr. Bunning was the clerk of Mr. Curawen, by whoo, " was p3',l according. to his labeurs, and as he, Mr. Curweu, thought Mr. 'Bunning merited." Mr. Gaattew submitted that this last sr...teepee • explained the voiediiion neon which thee teirties tras:ee,s together, and that, as had been at first sug ee,ted, the one seeking business at ChattLen,, ate: the ether tionsisetioe it in London. He expected that Mr. c urw a o w ou li hare Gated; by way ofinswer ro this ca...e, that Mr. Bonning was not outy-the clerk of' Mr. Curren, btat that he paid him two geU e ets 3 feet k, or some' swls sum ; instead'of which • p a id him according to the at i eemeet was, " that he his lat,Zair; ke - doitight be merit ed." This was tiut a reputable way of transacting business. ' • Lord iietiesemiottiati.—" Although it. May nat be, a very delicate thing for an Atiorney iti• hire this of 'out-post hTO the main•camp, -yet there is in irnothaug wittily irregular, and be has answer ed tl: that yotacharged apinst liku," • Mr. GlltteOw.." I took it for granted; when made the motion, that it woeldbe ans , kerrid fit;" it has been ; and I have no taste for.eibibiting interroga tories in this case, But pantie will insisenpon hay. lug th e ir m, aloes made, although arc advised they cannot sneceed 'when) ; but I t , ut , colt to your Lordship, th.e. not a case in which the rttle should be discharged with Posits, Lord BeeeseoaouGn.-- , " Ye S, verthiltlyl you moved it upon irregairity, nod the proceeeings pear to be regular. • Besides', thceAttoiiiiit has given you his bill Le costs, whiel!'yots ilay4'l l rOt. so Muth as complained of, orpropogett tOlait, 'and in which ' he has givtlis *u- qcdit•'-filft;the' modify -which he•ha's receiVed "withi:fiSelitirked costs. • 'rue ti , “i 501,41119 I 4 • , Mr. Jii.tvis moved that qie'Pe l fendani Might be charged : With an itela'oneet; The Deteudaet being 4iLI in, it aifkared t tat ail ii;cli~itnrtit read hetir JOutf.l ‘ against 'by a O r m e i iry of the Coeriajt of F..eti ~. lii eipg that he, tier with (iie . 3 teiVrates,: had prev.tilect : nt tA.l-eareier ilti'atis ° William*, and With (0"( to% rfi'•l\lo . jeiq's stiy ry , t. 6 etdcf cto bA,..,ted - atiot her ship; aid that, t riso l pose, th o se4,,ailo w , drilnii with spirds at It otner4rong 6(p: ors, &c. eleaded not guiity.—EleWas teid that he would beated at tin:, ne,X.l .elssiZeelor Maidstone.-- , ,Asked, it he had any.bait ? said We had:citie-inetittrt.-e or.fetedla enter itito recognizance for hls"'appear ;ince to take his triat-at4he tune and place appointed; lousiest in tool. and Iwo sureties :in bpi: c ch, and gi“! tinaiey aotice coolie Solicitor of the Admiralty ot the ua ht . hag to effete' , • • • I ict , , Tee.. LING V. TtIV lAniniviti or "THE NOgTtt •- 1t1154 1 ,94 Or yoltKittitt2, Mr: rros'.st - .iti - ,t, th it ih was .tit 1311~111C:itIOn to i e Coot 'to yy tin •of ;10001. on the' p e e n . •fl tills for briefge in, thetivighbestr hart of • STUrtlitt!lerioli.:"lthe- ansWer ~to Which :op plieivaori t w i r ia' , ae out to build 1 teey bridge, and Isere, In the• mean time, riiiitiivioWth , ,, old ; • !bat they were now dartall Cob. had bcen!ordqed' to be done artho 4Astifaaster Whichllfai .t he only ,tiine oflhir'yeet *heft _artless tor repairing of bridges were ;isseed that' the ors in thiSCalsell dnot.know•of this order, or they. would: not havenna‘te-thisipplication fOr 'a hive or w OLight - not, when imposed, to exceed ~.)01,-i that it wae: optimal! lately 'decided that the Doilidanta . were liable so repair thiti bridge:r that its - .tio per of this kingdovta;Were bridges or. road4 , kept in better ti-V s iir that, they erten) the. North- Riding Of' the Comity or Yoilf;Tit , 4',C.- for tialiCh - reasons he - mittrrt ,list this Lulu Should be: - ,respited Omit the next Terns. - • - - - • whate*ver to Allis respite. :Fine respited tc.•tha next Tenn accorriii,giy. MilrcaeL mLus, 'The ArrijiMEY GEN'eItAL shevred.citr.e against a 51e* obtifitied.bY Mr. GARIOW, caling rm the4)l:iin 'tiff 'to chew Catie Why thejudg,tnententered tip, - aftd all'the proceeditigs subsequently had upon' this 'occ&- sien, shoidd rot be set aside'with cats, for iftego larify arid why :the goods and clittAe.l4'itd:en under -the levy of snk4 execution shouleinfbe restored 'to , 'the detendatiL This rule iiad, been.obtained otti.the - grOutid that tilt. proceedings were inegular; and tire Hirregularity entnplaiiied of was, that Ihis being a judgment.enteied up by . warront of attorney, grant- • ..ed upon agree ipell t of 3' ti.,.rtain dyeaseance, sig nifying that' the judgment should not , be entered up until a •certainA,iy, and that agreement was not indorsed on .the warrant of attorney,'. a air mality which was required by a tole of Court of the 42d'of the'King, the judgment was irregular on account of that ..omission, 'He admitted: that the rule required this, and . he admitted the fact to he that this.defeaseance *as not indorsed on this war rant of attorney, and the lilaintiff's attorney admit-' tied it in his alb:fart...Most candidly; bin what he .bad to submit to the Court was this, Mat the rule of Court was two-fold; the first •part was, that7the war rant of attorney should be filed•Avit h the:Clerlt- of the Judgments...at the time . or:giving the judgment, without which the judgment wirtrid not be regn-• lar, and therefore this affected. the client, as well as attorney,--it indeed aftetie& the judgment itself ; bat this term was complied ‘t, nil in this case, and therefore there was no' 'objection to Ihe jettv• went on this account. But the'next point `eras that' the deleaseace was ,net indorsed upon the warrant of tittorney. elion that point -Are soh m'uted 'to the Court, that their Lordships would , not, apply this to the client, but merely to the at.. torney, who had indeed omitted to observe a part. of the rule of Court ;, but as,no-injustice \VAS dolle, to the defendant, no. money letied - which was not actually due, nor before•ii was due, the judgment. should not be set aside ; but— • • The Conti helcloteanituottsly, that as the rule of Court of 42d of the King, on the .übjeci ment by warrant of attorney; is a veep-wholeseme and imperant rule, it' must be obsetved srrhitiy, .that tire client must be subject te the prrifs of If4o misconduct of his attorney. The Cluit; adverting to' the ec:utable construction' of the under, all its cireumitances, 'allowed the .plaeitiira attorney 'to have-acceSs 'to t is, •warrant, for - the Pa . ; pose of indorsing-on it, /lune pre-, trine, are, detease ance which ought to. have been There written before the judgmont was entered up, in order to enable the plaintiff to have a regular judgment ; and, with this qualification, the rule.was made abso4ite. -Captain 13,ARCLAY is FHA 0:1Iy 1-,,, ,r311ing his wrln derftil ist;ours wtith e'ast• to I and to t!le ai!o- Ilishment of the sporting . wt,ild;', btlt is ;it rile salvertime entertaining; it diumetOust- parity 01 Cm. : Ovine!), who are on a temporary visit. Sue') arelhe physical powers of this`„&xtr.:ordinary -pedestri,lo . , that ,‘k can assert, frotu,kl4 h ! .-4t that he is r as ancl:as welt, a r s 4 OegAie first stattAci f aid the more . prOgress mikes, the tp9re he,tieettut ne ho,)ed to his iahours,,,, , Haif his tasli touts. pleed to•moirow. CoitoNEK'S INctiEsT.—An Inquisition was takap yesterday, in Castle -street, OY.ford-marliet, beter4 G., floo(•;sull,. Coroner, oil the body of. jatitt Mosepeau, ‘,vlic.e death we inentionetlyester&y,— it nOpeated . frocU the e - vidence that the deccased given wa‘y. to excessive inebriation ; au l Mr. 11Idr 7 rig, a' Surgeon, who opened the body, had no d, , tibt 'that that'was the cause' of her death. Vei • • by''eross:tre rinking. . . 4n inquisition was take , n no Monday, at the Swan, ..at Bayswater, befete GAritinsog, Esq Cl ioi)rr, on the body of a tine girl; five years old, who wax killed- by. a, coach belonging iii the tainily - of the iNtke of Portland going ' oier. Saturda)', ,, even- . ing. appeared, 'by 'l4e. testimony adduced, tdrat the deceased was in .a little cart with, her brother, a boy .only, eight years Old, u'ho was, thising along Park-1,10e; when they were 'met by itievatriag'e-;- 1 By some accident, whilst. the;carriage the cart, tlie wheels of .63C11: br rame entanglet, and 11. e cart was. overturned : with erniSiderable violence.: Thedoceawd tinder tise carriage, and the!tvin el going over tier head, -. caustil instantaneous death.-- 't The Otherciiiid , was atsd dangeronslyburt. There was oq.blarne Attached , to the 444,441444iaeeih. , ,; Feidgy., a 'illatv of the nacre of H''oWard, a 19cker in East-India Corripanyss service, was found hang_ ing from his bed-post in Greenfrehl-street, Stepney. The Coroner's Inquest returned:a verdiet of Lunacy; Snocitttgo Acottaikx•rbitit Fridav; as some - .of the"-artillery were 'pra(ising thrtiWing shells' on it Common near Seven Oaks, in Kent, it was ob4ei ved that one of 'them: did not '-expledi;' 'and eVery 's'ea h was made: for it in ,vain. - An old woman, who had taken it up; Was, passing' at the time with a basket on f)er oral, but the soldiers liule thou4ht she rs AS in possession of that which they had so: dill gently songht ift&. The old'woirian,rps on, her„ wag to a neighbouring brick-kiln, where she produced her prize to, the men at . ,‘,vork, who,. after rolling it about, eb;erVed some grains of gunpowder' to drop from it, and foolishly detei mined on firing it 'the Old writtiaii, , Who most likely had, ii , itnessett r flie etfeas - ;if others' Thrown by tile soldiers, gut out 'of the way ; alighted fire-bNind was then appli e d td the gun- powder, the shell instantaneously esploded, c:;irrying off 'the arm of the than who applied the tire, anal killing his compinion:imMediately on the spot. On Wednesday — night, about half past twelye o'clock, as a . watchman, in the. kent Road was v i ". big his roiinds; 'he dis&ivered a Man attempting to break into a house in Alfred-place, but upon being , alarrned he fled, and the watchman' fired' at him. as he escaped through`Mr. Driver's paddock. A tin box with phosporous preparation; and a. great nuinlie'r of inatches,,,were found by Mr.:Driver's.gardener", -, in .his shrubbery., (lose to his bouse,:J which pre,. oticued had beep left by some ;of the , party r either for the. pnrpose. of breaking open or setting tire to the pretnisys.l 4,•'• ill, • Miteltiiit, 'June 20, 1 80,1. The Kitt g has been pleased to grant to the Hoi. HeOD' Sellq, 11)c; 1);aCe or of ice of q,enijetuan a: 1d Master;of His Majesty's Robesin the boutu of the Eit'l of Hpr'Liourt resigned. •five, .f it " e' 20,'1109, ' • .7th Regiment of - Light Dragoons, Captoin Edward Keane, from the )3(.1 Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Camp.; who exchanges. 9111 Ditto,. Surgeon, George Peach, frotri the szd, Foot, to be Strgeon, vice Adams, promoted on the,Stafi. loth Ditto, heatn;liamp Harvey, Gent. to be Cornet,. with: • out purc ' hase,. vice. Bridger; -prtimord. George Henry Glasse, Gent. to he Comet, withoiit purchase, vice Sit • (;. Webster, promoted. , 23d 'Ditto,' Liisign !alai Banner, 'front tit s sth Garrisim Wt• talion, to be Curna,. without Vutchase, vice Liattersby, - promoted. 2d Regiment of Foot, Ensign john Jenkins Couth, from the Rosa ,COrnwall• Militia, to be Ensign.' . 6th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon...Williain Vassal), from the • Royal IVaggon Train, to be ,Surgeon, vice Browh,, tato . motel on the );411: • 14thfDitto, Lieutenant John Ball, front the 4th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Armstrong, who ex- Changes. Ensign Henry John Henley to be ditto, without purchase. • . • ,6th Ditto, Gentleman ' Cadet Donald Maclean, of the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Brown, promoted. 215 t I.litio, Second Lieutenant lames, Wright to be First I,ietiteitant, vice Reed, deLc.iscit. 23(1 Ditto, Captain William Campbell, front the 7th Light • Dragoons, to be Captain of a COmpany, Nice Keane,' woo excitatig,es. Lieu:en:n Herbert P. Cox to be Captain of a 'Coinpan), without purchase. ~ 39itt Onto, Lieutenant Itgbea 'Wilton to be Captain of a Lunipony, . • • • , • To.bc Lieutenants -,-Second Lieutenant Satllul H. Whalley, ' troni the zd Ceylon Regiment. Ensign George pi t ies Ftviat.. L. sign- Charles :Coot, - S'lnet. EnSign George ' lie,nd. Ensign Henry Einswotth, y;ce WiatOn. To be Etisnois Arnold Nl,Sbitt l'urefoy, i.ent. vice Privat.. Purrtuy Getit .vice; All o t ~hits vice licard. GeorgeAltaLe, Gent. vice Ems , wuthi. Icameti - Knottes, Gent. • , r, tie tAS)i)l,liit Jtot m :Oil Hospital-Mate Alexander Buigh. 4..tri. Dam, t lent-) G recut', ' Grin to be etisigo, without per -4.-nase, vice I•eatix, promoted in thar 16th lot . 46th I)ttru, Hentsworth to be tewint, without I.nicti :se, tux, G,tl, promoted. Geore (Jima, i.uit. t uc vice ' 48(11 1).1t,, 1.)1 4 1Kli I;inmi,(3, (htwood-leeee ;to be [Acute . naut, Et4 i gt) barte to cc tiktjut.,lll. Vr!trt It/ ti4Ve ii;e • ((auk •-f Lieutenant . 0. jaluca AVilit:',:Gott. to be Lii. 6 4; 1 1,V 1 4-e hrt , Ce. j(JsVittt Clarke.. i.,1,411. t., be Litsigu, via ; Le haute. . Soto Ditto, 1. tisign Wiiliirit f- kid to be I-lent:watt. ....vice ; doey,co. G,ll ;or. G,m, Geri,. IC be Leo'tga, vice. ield,, ' szal I juit() ~:!fg, from the Stit West Iii;!:, !?., la ; 14,C PC4CI I , 41 ) 1 ) 010 1 Cd 110'1 , 1,t ytii 'Mb 1.) ti,).• I.•vd;comatt Dune in Campbell to be.CapPiin of withu.tt Licuteiunt Aityiiii4 • t; be - 4,ljitthitt, pity, iti,p,;iiited io the 40 Foot. sycib I.l4lo;.(iiiiligit Peter Nlletlott);411 to be Lietitinattt, Mb:tossed by the iitat‘ence (WA` Cct.ci Altirira), to beLii.t I%T.,cuutigall. 5901 Ditto. I . {) be 1:110 - gni, ‘yith,out pttr,t;ha.e - Waters, Gent. p oinutc4. Coi•ay . s e • („7,.•.vp0r, kites Ge:it. vice • f.y.tl James I)ennii, to -he F.iiutenain, wi:i:Gut V ILC eakl Py. :the_ tti iiiihtte...: Ut ~ A j t: OW 1 :11,1( . 4:14 ' ' 6;•;.1 Duo, the gth Foot, be C2ptaill at a Cpthp:liii, brpui . . - .ltase, %ice I torn, • • • • • • • 4.. • €6tii Onto, Li:.•ntemint Chides White to be ...I Company, ficcea.ei.k. •• • • • . • • nith 1)itto• • ' • e TO be LittijarlP—grisigto .1);rill Bunter ? ~ .-see Ni(Narnna; pr, A njotg4.l trice , • htmitiVutiltlimu 1041 4 '141, •• • - • fro .uu•• ; -Oslitigna—j.iin • Craig,' Gent.' •vice Hunter. john GrvivqvAlito k.imk,.;vitm Stevens.. George po•si, Gent. '.',..c: 69th Dittti;'Entigtt I'fil tiara 11.11..iltonllurrouiths to be Lieu : ten4nty Aiiiiotit.'puri.nas , :, vice Alundell, appoitited ray. HLW4lioo, •,1 ' InflAqt • t • A " 74;11 1.)1tt,t),-71.actiteh4ot Pia: , ;rout t h e a., 11 INOII • I.)iiv/I1 AlPitl:., to 'bt I.r.us4;n. r - • • 79th ittlbefl4ks, • (Ghat: .to be ctiolzh, 'without N.Litokaysi,l) . lsl ll l 4 )ttd4 . ) • ' To be 1. - wu t et tatfts, without, iVrq. Hyd 4 . th4l l o, , 41(21•IrlItot::et,%)";i'•0111.4!it'-fiOrgect-n:kiVanH IZan:1,11,• !tom ttietz9otj • littglsitit?oirl .to. . 0; to be hilsigh, waiftt;r tt faurctt.taili. • •;- 1 . 1 " • it 9,4 Ucttu, Ensign. !oho Mavziottg;tft Cob; tichteliant, "Aiktit) • ovt baltl . :Riactheilt, to b.: rild,:si i ,„);,.tivi, %143 ba,triti the Adjur:thfcy only .• ' . 914;-,p,111.0, I),tvltk 1041:pkit.011, Cirtl.t,Aoll4ll.anllA(i,.wsttlYdijik pur4:liki4C; , • lie 4 ~It;')V ysth Ditty,' A;sistaot Salts:oron kor , tiont...tlie,,ti i th • Liitisti.);tagisaii;!icitiii ii,,e6si, { 98th .; • • f. 13 i 7 Ottto, )41'.Atter-,l•lceliiii„ ( , erit. :to '.teitrtillitittnitidtilotiO • I n tl -chas t e. vice poiaotea iis taie, 4Nth lien y Ov.e.t7sigir vvirhout putv:h $4. 99th Uitto, 11 10,114 top,: t.-.ll:4offraipttepiur so • , 4 • loath. Kexim4titutilo. 3 t, Maik:Autb , hy Stusiej.,,; - •Geht.! tObi ~, • ~ Stia . ‘Yeat Int ta tkeptiseila, t'tom'the 7th%Veit 111,114. !..)4? vick rirtallug;'Aplitliiiitt4t; wipe sza I taut, 0%4: kO).ii ittri;;;ati Corp;,- aina-4 .to*,)init witliotit: - ,patt'enase, vi..e Cus.), sv4to,v has isoutiiketi-tatitce.• • ' .Iths :tiatrisoii".biatiitliou•v?l,lieutehatit foltit ,rlrtittoostlf, tiff 14 11 1 hint, g :4 ,4,c:,j..icsitstuip!„vic4l4lloaki , u exokt,logq?, Ne‘v sfi4il' 4 lit.k y tc) .I.ietitets;int; vice I.ltit'iti - er•,' • it'si.vgrnit4 • RQbioson. Z;eitt, to be LaiNA; 'vice Shatt:tl'iAy. . reilciolcs, ; l,eutemint L.)114140 . be C. tasty of A Cum vicc Gel tle!:,:a4kxl. tinkri Plll. lip Calcy to he 1:m11N:dm Thuin 3s ()hin t ' to be Lieutenant. vice t,voah. kr,cieitck Thouip.on; tient. 'to be ENign o STAFF, •• $,, 4 ../Ifiniltecaq J. li. Vgboar to be yur , con to the rorces, tirgbilirtmAittr, Adattir, Airunt• the 4Vh ° Light Dra"ooit, to be SurteolVio tl, , c•Y9rCeSi peAnitoretr, " , 1(k 4,o3telkitik's 2d :I.iA4t Impip, t tit)a{gg i 11,14104.1; ti, tie”tenauf, rn c t istliero. (.44.. IQ " • - • • , ; e P.:lr .; .• . MLMO44 4aNttlft.t. 4 • 4 Li; . tl . -tettallt Nil Of the 39th Foot, Lieuttmantilayilan3, ni the FOot, 414: stiv4r.,,t4ii, .ttpertz WithoutleA4e. Arkitnant friatittirit, ittn: Northern Manx Volunriers a it A b inisr.eilrfrtigt his :tu,lll,,it I[l, , the 0444 Cointniisions . signi,:(l by Lord I.4utctiatit Hants. . South of Haim To he Lieutenant TOW, to eiit: , oe v.nsi g n:-Ifohn Clem, .'; - • - COMillisSloll3 in the 3d Liattillitin • Fling-hire Loral Militia, the Lord Licatcrodrt.,....! ; To tic Licuten.,ut-coloq on r 1 Cuti4nclaukrvStt - I:4w* Pile; Lloyd, B . Litt. Dated Sept. 14, To he Major , --Cyliri.! To be - capti,ins form rital Icy, Gay. :Thomas Foulkes; Iluinpbreys, Esq. , M i tiliT,W4lli4ulsou , Esq. Hogli Robert§; Esq. - • To be First Licuteuanur---'1 limas Thd ma* Davies, Gout. George Clutrlibers„, ; GeAt, Etlyvari Oweri, — Gene. • arqs Kyrt, cc eu• 4.: • To be Second Lieutuuduts.john Hogliei;7 gent John I)4cuson, pg t4f Aiy * :,er looes Geut. ~ porge, Gent. Thornas ltidurros, Goa. . „ . juN JtJN ['noted by AI ()kJ AA 0 -,tiNAlthois, Of No, 4, Martittl-coact. Bow-street; and Potlistied by WI L LIAM A RMIG I. It I I PI'S, Soutlibilion.treet, Grosvel'ot.W,trarC At iI~K SUN.UFFJ.CX, No. 1 LI, SEraUd , Where Advertisements, •Urclet4 for the ,Paper, .Letters for the Editor, &c. pvst-pflitz), tziosi bet addreped. F o t , a.tatt-iklasto.-• , 111 ,44,01tarmon, Gent. • .e Ntirgeon Ihckenbott; Jeut. All dated is atsov(!. Conantibbwn biped- by lab M4esty. paica the 2 9 ,11 . / 1 ' - May, t 5 49 lZapitsrl Futernan Aitkins - , t.ent. - to be Adjutant to the Ko)- - 411•ear.bcokcs:are Regirneot of Mattis: _ • ff./AK/4; l7 S' Tluirnas Dickze, of Cowhill;I:ondon, bookseller, to suiten ,. • der I utut jury'...kujoJt I, it twelve, at uttyu• tup: Attorney, IstAnr, 8001-coolt,'AVallirook. lobo Siee la4bun, ia,Lt New.toad • Weliclose.squate.' t. Muldicscx, Rutz luly 4, Jiid titiOtt I, :A (me, id Attordies,Nlcsars, foo,:b arid ku:.llC Coorvit z ystrd. Gvory,e toutinton , tai,a prtbuoer of wa rin Fr mi:C, ttletCll2e , t, I WV.; 2.1; kits' 4, aat Augtot iyeat to, Go.i loan. 10-• turael , Vir wand,- Cab. le • ctitzt t, ;.•• •,;,- • .0.• 1.11)1).a . Aussuo-bti.:Lt, illntondsey; So.,rey, tanker, ;4,44 1 , ..411/;:r.tlctbor, tliie ul 1 4 Atigitt t, at ten', ()Idliallh • St. Swithirez.i.u.c. 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